The dark side's cleverest trick is to turn the holy against the true self, using sacred scripture as a lever to puff a person up rather than make them whole.
When the devil throws out the title Son of God and demands a show of divine rescue, the pull is not toward obvious evil but toward a quick, cheap certainty: skipping the slow work of joining opposites with one triumphant stunt. A deep pattern like this has no morals of its own and can swell a person's pride as easily as heal it; the darkness grabs the sacred weight of scripture to lure the true self off the path of growth. Christ, standing for the whole person who needs the full tension between human and divine, refuses, because deeper guidance can never be bullied into putting on a show.